How do you install the interchangeable switch cover, it doesnt seem to just snap on, is there a trick? Thanks
25224
I found it a little tricky at first. But if you wiggle it a bit from side to side and then press one side at a time into groove it should do the trick.
25225
It should just snap off and on. I pulled off my cover with my fingers and I installed the new cover by just pushing the new one on and it snaps in place.
25226
the best way for me is take iPhone with inner half part of case out, squeeze the outer part a little bit, then it will be a little easy to snap on, put the case flat on the table and put little pressure to make sure the cover snap on the outer case evenly and firmly. Due to the outer case material we won't hear click sound when snap on the switchable cover.
25227
At first, it felt like it was not on securely so I did it again and pressed firmly on the sides. It stayed on with no issues.
25228
It does, you just need to put a little "oomph" into it. Install one side and then the other side will press fit over the lip. Don't remember if it is easier without the phone in the case of not.
574268
I own the exact same switch and I've found for some reason if its not screwed tight all the way together it has connection issues and the switches won't always work..your better off just buying a 1 in. Switch to fit your handle bars..
1052851
The switch has on each side plastic arms. To remove you need to depress the arms on each side. When replace with the new one, you just push it in, and it will snap in.
1621201
I never used the switch. Mine works okay. You must have received a defective unit. Return or exchange it ASAP
1890546
DavE's answer was spot on. I used a standard hole punch and punched out a couple of shims, using the lid from an inexpensive TupperWare clone. The punched out holes fit perfectly into the inside of the rubber switch pad. I tried using two plastic shims first, thinking one would not be enough (they ARE very thin). However, that made the button too sensitive for the intermittent on feature (just a finger touch powered up the light). I removed one of the shims and the switch now works perfectly, using only one.
264018
You dont replace the switch. Take a small flathead screwdriver and pry the button out. You will find a small metal connector that a spring holds down. Chances are that sprinf came loose. You need to find a way to keep the spring in place. I used tape. Try and get creative with it.
70261
On the back of the unit, there is a small cover the size of a quarter held by 2 screws. You may need a small pocket knife or flat head screw driver to remove the cover. It has a rubber ring to seal it to keep out water. Once uncovered, you will see a small red switch box that has 2 switches. Move the #2 switch (or right side) to the on (or up) position and this will change from C to F. Good Luck!
819529
Mine only came with two loose wires. Had to put an electric cord on it. I don't use a switch with it. As to installation, it depends on what you want to do with it.
1535753
really easy. its just a little flip up switch (see the black connector). it also closes/fastens simply too. thus far i have not had any issues.
703083
If you were to install the switch cover upside down this could be done. Some minor modification might be needed. By default installation closing the cover will turn off the switch.
1756211
Hi, I read what you said and the only thing I can say is, If that's the case you may have to send it back for a replacement my switch is not easy to move infact it has just the right amount of stiffness.Yet you're sounds very loose, let them know that.But if you had it for awhile then it might be hard to do it. I hope that I was helpful. Enver A
490361
I had the good fortune to have the old,nearly identical switch in place. That made it easy to swap the new wires one-for-one with the old. Without a formal wiring diagram I would recommend calling an electrician or perhaps the manufacturer of the component on which you are installing the new switch.
893666
In the pic it shows two screws on the face, those screws line up with a standard outlet box cover, the screws need to be replaced with 6-32 screws to fit the outlet cover, also the little tabs on the outlet need to be filed down a little for clearance of the switch
1014440
I have no difficulties putting the cover on. Just align the latch pin with the hole and then press the latch lever and press down on the lid and it pops right in.
1077029
I had this problem when I installed. I had to push the dial down and it snapped into place.
200788
If you are referring to the cover- yes. I used a regular cover for this switch.
362876
It's been a looong time since I had the item. You are looking at the bottom. There should be a cover, either flip up, slide off or held in place with a small screw. hope this helps